Grief Momma Pricing
In the aftermath of my losses, there was generosity and support in my life that allowed me to get the help I needed. I was and am so grateful that was true. I don't know what would have happened without it. I offer my services from that place of gratitude and an understanding that we each have our own financial situation.
Money is energy and an exchange of energy keeps the circle of giving and receiving alive and vital. I can offer my services only if I have the support needed to continue to do my own work. Consider our work together an important investment in yourself and in your healing. As you read the descriptions below, I ask you to determine where you fit. I will never ask you for proof of your financial situation or ability to pay, but I will ask you to commit to an amount that you pay for our time together.
**If you are a bereaved parent in the first three years of living without your child, and you do not find a comfortable payment amount below, please email me.
$175.00 an hour
This is my full fee. This is the appropriate level for you, if you’re able to meet your basic needs and enjoy wants as well, have savings, investments, property, inherited money, retirement accounts, travel for fun, work part-time (or don’t work) by choice, have regular access to health care, have generational wealth, etc.
$135.00-160.00 an hour
Somewhere in this range is right for you, if you have a steady income, do not spend most days worried about meeting basic needs (such as health care, housing, food, childcare, transportation), and have financial space to enjoy some wants, though you still may be struggling to conquer debt, build savings, or move away from paycheck to paycheck living.
$95.00-125.00 an hour
Somewhere in this range is right for you, if you struggle to maintain access to basic needs such as health care, housing, food, childcare, transportation, are living paycheck to paycheck, have no/very limited expendable income, have no access to savings, cannot afford a vacation or have the financial ability to take time off, are eligible for public assistance, have immigration-related expenses, and/or if you are living with the impacts of being descended from enslaved people or Indigenous Americans.
*Group pricing varies depending on the length of the session and the number of attendees
The name Grief Momma came to me when I was first thinking about doing this work. It signifies to me both the primary loss I carry, and it is a nod to the Motrin Mommas, or just Mommas, a soccer team of wonderful women who first met on the pitch. Decades later, we are still a group of sorts, sharing lots of other activities, and weathering the ups and downs of life together. In the depths of my loss, I was shown the power of kindness and community through these women.